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1701. Reliving Victorian fantasies
Heywood Advertiser, Thursday 5 May 2005AN UNUSUAL exhibition combines the work of Lowry and the Victorian interest in silhouette puppets, creating a strange side show and new ways to view the city.
1702. CENTRESPREAD: The shoes that cure back pain and rid you of cellulite
Heywood Advertiser, Thursday 5 May 2005THEY claim to be able to get rid of cellulite and make you stand tall. Conrad Astley talks to the woman who set up lovethoseshoes.com while Sarah Warden tests them out. John Astbury shares the details of his very peculiar practice.
1703. A BIT ABOUT: Christopher Brookmyre
Heywood Advertiser, Thursday 5 May 2005HIS novel Quite Ugly One Morning was made into a TV drama starring James Nesbitt, now All Games Until Somebody Loses An Eye is in bookshops which is why Christopher Brrokmyre is visiting Waterstone's, Deansgate at 7pm on May 13.
1704. Previews: Rod Stewart, David Knopfler and Elvis Presley
Heywood Advertiser, Thursday 5 May 2005AGEING rocker Rod Stewart, Dire Straits founder David Knopfler and Elvis Presley all play live in the city over the coming week.
1705. The Dinner Detective Dines At: Opus One, Peter Street, Manchester
Heywood Advertiser, Thursday 5 May 2005UNLIKE restaurant reviewers on some newspapers, the Dinner Detective eats out incognito and always pays for the meal. That way the Dinner Detective gets the same treatment as the readers, giving you an honest review of the service you might receive.
1706. Nostalgic trip and a digi box
Heywood Advertiser, Thursday 5 May 2005CHRIS Osuh points to some stars in the making as he previews the best in TV over the week ahead.
1707. Craig's happy to camp it up in Manchester
Heywood Advertiser, Thursday 5 May 2005THE Queer Up North festival is in its 13th year but it won't be unlucky for anyone as it promises to be the best-yet with comedian Craig Hill among the star turns.
1708. Questionnaire: Bonnie Langford
Heywood Advertiser, Thursday 28 April 2005BONNIE Langford was in Manchester this week to join a host of stars at the Palace Theatre for a historical look at the musicals.
1709. Love of the Commonwealth people
Heywood Advertiser, Thursday 28 April 2005AN INDIAN romantic comedy, the first Scottish martial arts flick and a film starring Hollywood big-hitter Winona Ryder alongside the goth icon Marilyn Manson are just sme of the highlights of the Commonwealth Film Festival.
1710. Mission is to get the people voting
Heywood Advertiser, Thursday 28 April 2005A STAUNCH Labour voter and angry with Conservative billboards on immigration, reporter Riazat Butt wasn't expecting to find it easy when she went on the campaign trail with the true blues of Stretford and Urmston.